₦airaland Forum

This issue is nation wide......
Sooooo,,, Bet9ja is a scam

[quote author=yeyerolling post=68594339]Coming from a country wey never qualify before. Ode oponu.

I pity you......
MEAN WHILE, GOD BLESS ISRAEL !!!!!!

THE NORTH ARE WITH ATIKU NOW.....
nobody
wants to
associate with
FAILURE ( BUHAREE )
A..G...A....I.....N.

....NOW WE NEED TO CALL UPON JESUS

Only the wise understands NIGERIANS SUFFERING.


LORD JESUS FORGIVE US FOR MAKING A KNOWN DEMON OUR MESSIAH.

WE WHERE WARNED... CHAI

Omudia11:
It is said that when a person is mad, he doesn't know.
Instead he thinks he is sane while other normal people are mad. That is the case with you dear.

How someone can clearly see light and darkness and still chose darkness baffles me. Only a deranged mad person like yourself would do that.

GOD BLESS YOU.
YOU JUST SUMMARIZED THE LIFE HISTORY OF THAT CURSED DUNGS CALLED NGENE..WHATEVER

It is said that when a person is mad, he doesn't know.
Instead he thinks he is sane while other normal people are mad. That is the case with you dear.

How someone can clearly see light and darkness and still chose darkness baffles me. Only a deranged mad person like yourself would do that.


GOD BLESS YOU.
YOU JUST SUMMARIZED THE LIFE HISTORY OF THAT NKPI

How come, the BMC had ran out of their foolish,stupid,myopic and zombiestic ideas that plague them.


If only PDP can present a candidate without stain, come 2019 ,both the BMC and APC and their demigod will be chased to HELL

Isokowadoo:
This stupid Administer idiotic Almajiri pig

we know how to deal with his type !!!!!


many of dem are unda spell

Adminisher:
So you start a thread, get your younger brothers to post replies and you call it social media trending. This is not fair on yourself believe me.

is that your problem, if yes, then go and hug a wet TRANSFORMER

the end of Buhari's beginning

Ever since ATIKU resigned from APC , the new slogan on social media now is;






BUHARI......MUST......GO

I will even vote for ATIKU'S SHOE instead of BUHARI

Anything APC and Buhari, is a no go area for me !!!!

GOD FORGIVE ME FOR SUPPORTING THIS EVIL GOVERNMENT FROM THE BEGINNING

[quote author=nonsobaba post=62342276]LOL

A faded wawa woman who don't have any influence in Anambra state. Her perceived evil personality due to constant bad roles in movies is also a disadvantage to the candidate she is promoting.

APGA leads, Anambra follows.

Shame on you !!!!!
I thought you are a well oriented IGBO.

My name must be on that list !!!!! CHRIST JESUS, MY SURE HELPER.
C.Chime........

mark my words, I see Atiku returning to PDP in no distance time.

PDP NMA NMANU !!!!!
I REP. 042

He had traveled first half He had traveled second half
This travelling is called EXTRA TIME

The Conference of Nigerian Political Parties (CNPP ) has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to sack inefficient ministers in his cabinet . A statement by its Secretary General, Willy Ezugwu, made the call yesterday. He said : “ The CNPP decried the increasing hardship that Nigerians are enduring as a result of the appointment of some former state governors who plundered the commonwealth of their states to the detriment of the masses. ” According to the party, the underperforming ministers have contributed negatively to the country ’s efforts to reposition the economy. The statement added that it was unfortunate that : “ A few of the ministers were already positioning themselves as running mates to some presidential aspirants, notwithstanding their roles in the decaying infrastructure . “ Much as we are not concerned about the political aspirations of these individuals in the present government, we are worried about their obvious incompetence as ministers. ” Ezugwu added : “ A case in point is the selfish interest of a cabal in the corridor of power whose actions are having negative effects on the economy. “ One of such is the exclusion of the southeast in the $ 5. 851 billion China Exim Bank loan request made by the president in May this year .” The statement expressed concern that the region ’s exclusion by the supervising minister did not take into cognisance , the implication of leaving out the region ’ s railway master plan . The CNPP promised to disclose its position on the indictments of some of these serving ministers who had contributed to this rot . It called on Buhari to sack these inefficient ministers to reduce the sufferings of the masses . Link: http://mobile.newsnow.co.uk/h/World+News/Africa

As angry protesters gathered near the
scene of the attack, Somalia's
government blamed the al-Qaida-linked
al- Shabab extremist group for what it
called a "national disaster."
The most powerful bomb blast ever
witnessed in Somalia's capital killed 276
people with around 300 others injured,
the country's information minister said
early today, making it the deadliest single
attack in this Horn of Africa nation.
The toll could continue to rise.
In a tweet, Abdirahman Osman called the
attack "barbaric" and said countries
including Turkey and Kenya had already
offered to send medical aid. Hospitals
were overwhelmed a day after a truck
bomb targeted a crowded street near key
government ministries, including foreign
affairs.
As angry protesters gathered near the
scene of the attack, Somalia's
government blamed the al-Qaida-linked
al- Shabab extremist group for what it
called a "national disaster." However,
Africa's deadliest Islamic extremist
group, which often targets high-profile
areas of the capital, had yet to comment.
Al-Shabab earlier this year vowed to step
up attacks after both the Trump
administration and Somalia's recently
elected president announced new
military efforts against the group.
The Mogadishu bombing is one of the
deadliest attacks in sub-Saharan Africa,
larger than the Garissa University attack
in Kenya in 2015 and the US Embassy
bombings in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998.
Doctors at Mogadishu hospitals struggled
to assist badly wounded victims, many
burned beyond recognition. "This is
really horrendous, unlike any other time
in the past," said Dr Mohamed Yusuf, the
director of Medina hospital.
Inside, bleary-eyed nurses transported a
man whose legs had been blown off. He
waited as surgeons attended to another
badly injured patient. Exhausted doctors
struggled to keep their eyes open, while
screams from victims and newly
bereaved families echoed through the
halls.
"Nearly all of the wounded victims have
serious wounds," said nurse Samir Abdi.
"Unspeakable horrors." The smell of
blood was strong.
A teary-eyed Hawo Yusuf looked at her
husband's badly burned body. "He may
die waiting," she said. "We need help."
Ambulance sirens echoed across the city
as bewildered families wandered in the
rubble of buildings, looking for missing
relatives. "In our 10 year experience as
the first responder in #Mogadishu, we
haven't seen anything like this," the
Aamin Ambulance service tweeted.
Grief overwhelmed many.
"There's nothing I can say. We have lost
everything," wept Zainab Sharif, a
mother of four who lost her husband.
She sat outside a hospital where he was
pronounced dead after hours of efforts
by doctors to save him.
The country's Somali-American leader,
President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed,
declared three days of mourning and
joined thousands of people who
responded to a desperate plea by
hospitals to donate blood. "I am
appealing all Somali people to come
forward and donate," he said.
Mogadishu, a city long accustomed to
deadly bombings by al-Shabab, was
stunned by the force of Saturday's blast.
The explosion shattered hopes of
recovery in an impoverished country left
fragile by decades of conflict, and it
again raised doubts over the
government's ability to secure the
seaside city of more than 2 million
people.
"They don't care about the lives of
Somali people, mothers, fathers and
children," Prime Minister Hassan Ali
Khaire said of the attackers. "They have
targeted the most populated area in
Mogadishu, killing only civilians."
Rescue workers searched for survivors
trapped under the rubble of the largely
destroyed Safari Hotel, which is close to
Somalia's foreign ministry. The explosion
blew off metal gates and blast walls
erected outside the hotel.
The United States condemned the
bombing, saying "such cowardly attacks
reinvigorate the commitment of the
United States to assist our Somali and
African Union partners to combat the
scourge of terrorism." It tweeted a photo
of its charge d'affaires in Somalia
donating blood.
But the US Africa Command said US
forces had not been asked to provide aid.
A spokesman told The Associated Press
that first responders and local
enforcement would handle the response
and "the US would offer assistance if and
when a request was made."
The US military has stepped up drone
strikes and other efforts this year against
al-Shabab, which is also fighting the
Somali military and over 20,000 African
Union forces in the country.
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The United Nations special envoy to
Somalia called the attack "revolting,"
saying an unprecedented number of
civilians had been killed. Michael Keating
said the UN and African Union were
supporting the Somali government's
response with "logistical support, medical
supplies and expertise."
The spokesman for UN Secretary-General
Antonio Guterres strongly condemned
the attack and urged all Somalis to unite
against extremism and work together to
build a "functional" federal state.
Saturday's blast occurred two days after
the head of the US Africa Command was
in Mogadishu to meet with Somalia's
president, and two days after the
country's defense minister and army
chief resigned for undisclosed reasons.
Amid the chaos, the stories of victims
began to emerge. Amino Ahmed said one
of her friends, a female medical student,
was killed on the eve of her graduation.
The explosion also killed a couple
returning from a hospital after having
their first child, said Dahir Amin Jesow, a
Somali lawmaker.

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[quote author=AlwaysUltraPad post=61435394]Reach him on twitter. You stand a chance cos you're from where everyone thinks northerners are their problems. He will use you to dispel the nonsense being spread in your region.

How can I reach him on Twitter

Reach him on twitter. You stand a chance cos you're from where everyone thinks northerners are their problems. He will use you to dispel the nonsense being spread in your region.

You are very right.
But how can I reach him on Twitter ??

IN BOB MARLEY'S VOICE " everywhere is war.......is a war "

A coalition of militants in the Niger Delta, Friday threatened to attack oil pipelines in the region, following the revelation by the World Bank that President Muhammadu Buhari directed the financial institution to concentrate development in northern Nigeria. The groups – Niger Delta Revolutionary Crusaders, NDRC and 21st Century Youths of Niger Delta, in a statement by WOI Izon Ebi, also condemned Army’s Operation Crocodile Smile II. Be a part of this Until the end of October 1,000 partial Scholarships to Nigerians The statement read, “The current revelation of the World Bank and the present NNPC scandal has given us no choice but to activate our digital strike team to swing into action to stop further exploration and exportation of oil from the Niger Delta.” “For it is very obvious that this present administration is for the North only, without putting into cognizance that 90 per cent of the resources that sustain this nation is from the Niger Delta.” “We want to warn that this deliberate provocation and intimidation by the northern oppressors to provoke the Niger Delta people would be counterproductive because we are going to resist them with the last drop of our blood and a devastating response,” it said. The militants said the determination “to start attack on all oil infrastructures,” saying, “We would not allow our resources to be used to fund only the north and intimidate us, rather than developing the Niger Delta deprived of its God- given resources since 1958.”
“The antics of their divide and rule tactics would never work again in the Niger Delta in this 21st century because the world and all honest Nigerians have seen the antics and tactics of the federal governments’ insensitivity and insincerity after the adoption of the 16-point agenda of PANDEF on the 3rd of August 2017. “It is still very fresh in our minds the betrayal of Isaac Boro to keep Nigerian one, the killing of Ken Saro Wiwa and the Ogoni 9 and the dehumanization of their bodies with acid, the genocide in Odi, the genocide in Gbaramatu Kingdom,” the coalition asserted. “We the NDRC and the 21st Century Youths and all affiliate organizations are determined to prove to the world that we are not cowards. The present military operation called Operation Crocodile Smile II that is currently going on in the Niger Delta would not deter us neither would we be intimidated because the current agitators have succeeded in taking the struggle from analogue to digital.” “We have successfully proven to our oppressors before the ceasefire that we have the capacity to stop the flow of our God-given resources as our clamour and fight is for equity and justice.”
“We have also succeeded in educating our brothers that we do not have any problem with the military because the military are victims of the northern political elite’ conspiracy because of our God-given resources.” The coalition, which had declared a ceasefire after the Federal Government and PANDEF met August 3 in Abuja, asserted: “We, therefore, want to warn the federal government that the deliberate provocation of the Operation Crocodile smile 2 in the Niger Delta is a waste of time.” “We know our targets and no Niger Delta youth of this 21st century would be seen in the old fashion. We want to use this medium to advise our elders and leaders of the Niger Delta that our generation called the 21st century would not make the mistake our fathers made that have portrayed them as cowards as if the Fulani and Islamic jihadists have conquered the Niger Delta. “We want to warn that the planned islamization and conqueror approach by this present government would be resisted with the last drop of our blood in this 21st century. We advise our brothers to be calm and steadfast and avoid any confrontation with the army because we the 21st century youths and other agitators have the ability to stop the flow of our oil in our backyards. “Our grievances and agitations are genuine and nobody can or would be able to intimidate us with whatever military operations because we already know their aims and objectives. We want to warn that we are closely watching their actions and inactions and would respond at the appropriate time as we still believe in the eminent members of the PANDEF that persuaded us to ceasefire for sincere dialogue, for lasting peace for the rich, but impoverished people of the Niger Delta,” the merger added. “If our understanding and sincerity is taken for granted, it means we would have no choice but to prove that we are not cowards and we would start implementing our next line of action for operation zero barrel of oil in the Niger Delta because enough is enough.”
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Today, I have decided to treat one serious matter with all the seriousness it commands. It is the matter of who becomes President in 2019. Muhammadu Buhari , the incumbent is not saying anything , either vocally or through his usual body language . He is just quiet , leaving so much about his intention in 2019 to guess work and the antics of the now celebrated cabal in Aso Rock Villa. There is apparently no reason for this numbness . The key issue of ill health appears evidently settled and the President has no other clear impediment on the road to 2019, except himself . He has been up and doing everything presidential since his return from the second medical vacation in London that lasted 105 days. Also, no proposal about another prolonged medical vacation in London has been sent to the Senate . For the first time in the last two years, it is right to say President Buhari is hale and hearty. On the whole, things are looking up for the President . Nobody , except Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, in the All Progressives Congress (APC), is discussing 2019 seriously . Everybody is waiting for the President to say something before other things can come . It is a legitimate aspiration if the President who will be 76 years old in 2019 decides to stand for re - election. The constitution says so in Chapter Six Section 135 . But a cocktail of factors, one of which is the alleged pre - 2015 agreement for Buhari to do one term and then clear the way for others is causing little unbelief in a 2019 Buhari project. His new - found vigour and vitality notwithstanding, health is also a factor . Yet another is his inexplicable aversion, even under a democracy and atmosphere of geo - ethnic tensions, to engage to resolve burning national issues . And then in real governance, there have been more reasons to doubt Buhari than there have been to believe him . Overall , the integrity test is not adding up . People are still cutting grass in the desert with N250 million . Five hundred million naira obtained in just one underhand deal is regarded as chicken feed that shouldn’ t attract serious attention from the anti- corruption agencies . The story of Nigeria ’s economic incapacitation after the PDP years was believed until the breaking of a fresh story only two weeks ago of how Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC ) rapidly awarded contracts amounting to $ 25billion in about three months. That sum is not chicken feed. It is about 25 percent larger than the national budget of N 7trillion and about 85 percent the size of the country ’ s external reserves of $ 30billion . This has not made President Buhari to issue any quotable quote on the $25billion contract bazaar at the NNPC , except his plea for the matter to be taken off the public space and settled amicably as it is done in family disputes between the whistle blower, Dr . Ibe Kachikwu , the junior minister in the petroleum resources ministry and the contracts giver, Dr . Maikanti Baru , the Group Managing Director (GMD ) of the NNPC . Since then, Dr . Kachikwu has been talking as if he was misquoted by the press, especially after NNPC came up with what looked like an explanation of the deals . The man is disappointing me . I had thought he was smarter. He has abandoned the main matter and has been beating about the bush. Five percent of $ 25 billion is $ 1 .25billion . This is the fee for blowing the whistle on Baru and it is legitimate earning . Many of the people listed in Forbes Magazine as world richest do not have that kind of money. Kachikwu should resign as a lame duck junior minister and ask for his whistle blower fee, which is more than good to take home to Onicha - Ugbo . Sorry for the digression . As I was saying, on the matter of 2019, the odds against Buhari are many and visible too . Nigerians are looking for somebody with a strategy to fix the economy, the skewed polity , poor infrastructure and other failed aspects of national life , not somebody with a truck load of integrity and good intention , both of which are by products of a good strategy. But we have to be fair to Buhari . If Chief Olusegun Obasanjo , who is much older than Buhari and a Yoruba man could have his two terms and had even asked for a third , why can ’t Buhari have his own two terms for justice sake ? Can we in all sincerity say Obasanjo was better than Buhari ? The whole debate about national question is also about perceived injustices in the Nigerian system. I advise therefore that we approach equity with clean hands as we handle this delicate matter of Buhari and 2019. First, I am not persuaded by the argument of Aisha Alhassan that there was agreement for Buhari to do a single term. Which agreement is she talking about ? Even if there was one , it can be broken to pieces and it will not be the first time that it will be happening. Obasanjo broke agreements and even aspired to break the constitution itself. Heavens did not fall . Goodluck Jonathan also broke agreement . It was only Umaru Musa Yar’ Adua who did not live long enough to be tested on compliance that did not break agreement. Even before the recent series of agreement breaking, General Yakubu Gowon had broken one as far back as 1975 regarding transition from military regime to a democratic government. Gen . Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida was a serial agreement breaker; so was late Gen . Sani Abacha . Agreement breaking in Nigeria is not a big deal . I think what we can do is to work out a mechanism for Buhari to break one more agreement with the least uproar. And this is actually the point I want to make today. I have been listening to Mrs. Aisha Buhari since she became First Lady. She is always on point. She was the first to draw attention to the existence of complete strangers in Aso Rock, who are causing her husband to do strange things like abandoning trusted allies in the battle of 2015 and vowed not to campaign for his re- election in 2019 if the trend persisted. This was before the complications that precipitated the prolonged medical vacations in UK . Upon her arrival from UK in one of her visits to see her sick husband , she noted gleefully that at the appointed time, which would be very soon , the jackals and hyenas , in apparent reference to the same set of stranger dwellers in Aso Rock Villa, would be hunted and thrown out of the villa.
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[quote author=sarrki post=61433102][b]Nigerians as a people are corrupt
Police , judiciary, legislative and executive are not aliens
Its a societal thing
what's the way forward and the role of Nigeria youths ?

which way 9ja !!!!!!
we don't know which arm of the government that is most corrupt .

Mr. Olukoya Ogungbeje, Counsel to billionaire
kidnapper, Chukwudumeme Onwuamadike, also
known as Evans, has accused officers of the
Inspector General of Police’s Intelligence
Response Team of extorting over N50m and other
valuables worth millions of naira from his clients.
Ogungbeje made the claims in a petition to the
Police Service Commission, PSC, National
Assembly, the Inspector General of Police, the
National Human Rights Commission, and
Amnesty International.
In the petition, Ogungbeje also accused the
Inspector General of Police’s Intelligence
Response Team of sexually molesting Evans’
girlfriend, Amaka Offor.
The petition is captioned: “The Evans Case and
Saga: Brazen Extortion, Corruption, Gross
Misconduct, Indiscipline, Sexual Molestation and
Human Rights Violation Against the Inspector
General of Police Intelligence Response Team
Police Officers and Policemen.”
The petition reads, “Our client has duly briefed us
on the above captioned subject matter involving
the police officers and policemen attached to the
Inspector General of Police Intelligence Response
Team.
“For the avoidance of doubt, it is our secured brief
that in the course of investigating our client while
being detained in the custody of the Inspector
General of Police Intelligence Response Team
(IRT) on the allegation of kidnapping, the
following under-listed items were forcefully and
corruptly extorted from our client.
“1. The sum of N50, 000,000 (Fifty Million Naira)
cash.
“2. Another sum of N5,000,000 (Five Million
Naira) sent by our client’s wife as pressured by
the above policemen.
“3. Twenty-five (25) Mack Trucks forcefully taken
but not listed as exhibits in the ongoing criminal
trial of our client.
“4. Brigade wristwatch worth One Hundred and
Seventeen (117) Thousand U.S Dollars.
“5. Pendant cross worth Seventy (70) Thousand
U.S Dollars.
“6. Necklace worth Twenty-Five (25) Thousand
U.S Dollars.
“7. Virtu Phone worth Thirty (30) Thousand U.S
Dollars.
“8. Virtu Signature Phone worth Seventeen (17)
Thousand U.S Dollars.
“9. Ten (10) Thousand U.S Dollars cash extorted
by ASP Phillip Rieninwa.
“10. Five (5) Pieces of Saphono Rucci Diamond
Rings worth One Hundred (100) Thousand U.S
Dollars.
“11. Lexus 470 Jeep.
“12. Grand Cherokee Jeep.
“13. L 400 Mitsubishi Bus.
“14. Toyota Highlander (Gold Colour).
“15. Eighty-Five (85) Inches Samsung Television
set worth 6.5 Million Naira amongst others.
“our client also confided in us that one (Amaka
Offor) his girlfriend was sexually molested and
abused by the above policemen of the Inspector
General of Police Intelligence Response Team
(IRT).”
Ogungbeje called on the Police Service
Commission to probe his allegations and invoke
appropriate sanctions including dismissal against
the culpable police officers.
“Sir, you would agree with us that these
allegations are too weighty to be ignored by any
right-thinking Nigerian.
“There is no gainsaying the fact that it calls for
prompt investigation, inquiry and appropriate
sanctions. We are using this medium as our own
way of galvanizing institutional sanity, cleansing
and reform in the Nigeria Police Force as an
institution.
“As we speak, the brother in law and other
relations of our client are still being detained and
tortured by the Inspector General of Police
Intelligence Response Team (IR)

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a times we should try to see with our fore eyes.

BUHARI MUST GO !!!!!!!

please, nobody should play politics with my post.
moderator do the needful

*** TO HIS EXELLENCY, GOVERNOR NASIR ELRUFAI, GOVERNOR OF KADUNA STATE ***

YOUR EXELLENCY, SIR, IF I SCORE A GUARANTEED 90% ON ANY COMPETENCE TEST FOR A SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHING JOB IN YOUR STATE, WILL YOU GIVE ME THE OPPORTUNITY TO WORK FOR THE PROGRESS OF YOUR STATE ?

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